3.5 stars (rating shown may vary depending on whether site allows half star ratings)

I liked the diner and the atmosphere of friendship between the day shift workers. I think Sully was trying to help some down-and-outers (ex-cons, etc.) though that's never explicitly stated. Some of that rubbed off on his son, even though at first, Jack comes across as a bit of a hard-nose.

Jack and Olivia really don't know each other that long before he's asking her to marry him, and I don't think in real life that would bode well for a long-term relationship. Yes, Jack's known Patrice for years and yes, Patrice has known Olivia for a while so there is that person who knows them both who can give advice on the other--then again, given Patrice's choice in boyfriend, I'm not sure she's the best person to be playing matchmaker.

I'm not sure that the 6 days to raise at least $30K is realistic (I never was real clear on how much money was owed to the bank. Patrice mentions $45K and I'm not sure how she feels that is being repaid to the bank--and then Jack mentions another $30K on top of that amount.) ( )

The Hero's Sweetheart (Eagle Point Emergency) by Cheryl Wyatt

I loved Olivia (with her big heart, work ethics and the way she protects Scully) and her fun, quirky and faithful co-workers. Olivia and Jack truly do seem to be a case of “opposites attracting each other”. This was a great read. This was the first book I’ve read in this series but have read all of the Wings of Refuge series. I recommend this book to readers of clean romance.